Julius Caesar: The Rise and Fall

They were wealthy and influential in Roman politics.

They were foreign immigrants to Rome.

They were noble but not particularly wealthy or influential.

They were commoners with no political ties.

They caused him to lose favor with the Roman people.

They established him as a distinguished military leader.

They led to his exile from Rome.

They made him a wealthy man.

A military campaign led by Caesar.

An alliance between Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus.

A political reform initiated by Caesar.

A religious ceremony in ancient Rome.

They brought him immense wealth.

They allowed him to retire from politics.

They expanded Roman territory and increased his military reputation.

They led to peace treaties with neighboring tribes.

Caesar's decision to retire from politics.

A successful coup by the Roman Senate.

The death of Crassus and Pompey's new alliances.

Caesar's defeat in Gaul.

He complied and returned to Rome.

He ignored the demand and crossed into Italy with his legion.

He negotiated a peace treaty with Pompey.

He fled to Egypt to seek refuge.

He banned all public games.

He introduced the Julian calendar.

He abolished the Roman Senate.

He increased taxes on the poor.

The Roman Empire was dissolved.

The lower and middle classes revolted.

Rome entered a period of peace and stability.

Caesar's reforms were immediately reversed.

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